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Daisy Edgar-Jones to Produce Film Based on Dark Novel
29 Jan
Summary
- Kirsten King's debut novel 'A Good Person' is being adapted into a film.
- Daisy Edgar-Jones is attached to produce and star in the adaptation.
- The story centers on a jilted lover who curses her ex, leading to his death.
Kirsten King's debut novel, "A Good Person," is being brought to the screen, with Daisy Edgar-Jones attached to produce. King is penning the screenplay, collaborating with Working Title's Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner on production. The novel, slated for publication on March 31, introduces Lillian, a vengeful character who casts a drunken hex on an ex-situationship, only for him to die.
Working Title's Co-Chair, Eric Fellner, expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the novel's wit and dark humor. He noted the exciting new creative partnership with Edgar-Jones, who recently starred in Working Title's "Sense and Sensibility." Elinor Kahn, Director of Development LA, is overseeing the project for Working Title Films.
